If you love crime, you’ll love these real true life fully evidenced frauds! A must have for all students of Law and Accounting

As long as it happens to someone else, crime is ‘fun’ to watch… But when it happens to you, you feel knocked out and down, unless you develop a fighting spirit and, eventually, turn into a “starfighter”.

Stories of “victims turned starfighters” are on

• Room 14 – a Foundation for Change: on video
• Enforcement of Bank of England Act 1694 – as video introductions in a meeting and as one-page summaries
• Victims Unite! – with Our Cases as Stories

So far, two stories have been turned into a book:

• Volume 1 of The Forensics of Legal Fraud covers the bankruptcy of Mr Ebert that was produced without jurisdiction by falsifying documents
• Volume 2 is another fraudulent bankruptcy, after the company of a millionairess was liquidated by white collar criminals who just ‘targeted’ her.
• Volume 3 and 4 are in preparation.

If you love crime, you’ll love these real true life fully evidenced frauds! A must have for all students of Law and Accounting and in fact anyone who enjoys reading true crime stories.

Tackling the oppression of HM Subjects

When the Bank of England was founded in 1694, the authors of the founding act knew that the resulting corporation might have the power to oppress Their Majesties’ subjects. Hence they foresaw a punishment.

There are enough of us who consider that Her Majesty’s subjects have been seriously oppressed by the banking system, which Austin Mitchell MP has tabled as Early Day Motion 1297.

We are now grouping complaints with a view to changing the law on edm1297.info